ipernity: Graham Hughes' photos with the keyword: lumen print

Hail MacBeth

Graham Hughes

01 Oct 2018

2

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Silver gelatin lumen prints on expired 10 x 12 FujiColour paper. Scanned and kissed in Nik Silver FX.

Good Morning Sunshine Version #1

Graham Hughes

07 May 2017

6

4

354

Lumen Print. Expired unknown matt fibre based paper. Flowers from grown in Tracey's garden. Exposed for 1hour. Unfixed. Scanned and untouched

Good Morning Sunshine Version #2

Graham Hughes

07 May 2017

6

4

599

Lumen Print. Expired unknown matt fibre based paper. Flowers from grown in Tracey's garden. Exposed for 1hours. Unfixed. Scanned and level adjusted only. Brought up the bottom end.

Little Miss Muffet

Graham Hughes

06 May 2017

2

380

Lumen Print. Expired Ilford Ilfomar double weight paper. Flowers from the seeds in my Mum's garden grown in ours. exposed for 3 hours. Unfixed. Scanned and digitally kissed.

One Night At The Opera

Graham Hughes

06 May 2017

2

375

Lumen Print. Expired Ilford Ilfomar double weight paper. Flowers from the seeds in my Mum's garden grown in ours. exposed for 3 hours. Unfixed. Scanned and digitally kissed.

Riding In Dresden.

Graham Hughes

06 May 2017

2

302

Lumen Print. Expired Kodak Polymax2 RC. Photocopy paper inverted neg. Scanned and digitally kissed.

Snow Flower Detail

Graham Hughes

05 Mar 2015

4

7

357

© Graham Hughes 2015 All Rights Reserved Lumen prints. Agfa expired glossy paper. Exposed outside Gallery259.com I have always wanted to do this, and in editing Snow Flower tonight I could not resist. This a detail zoomed in in PS and cropped. Often zooming in on an image in PS that is emulsion based, has me going gaga over the beauty. I have never had that same reaction zooming in of a digital sensor image. Never. Emulsions are beautiful, the way light is captured and graduates.....its like the difference between vinyl and cd digital for an audiophile. I get it looking at this, and while not looked at as many as some, I have looked, and continue to look at masses of images as part of my love affair with photography, as an art form, a science, and a diversion from a totally digital existence. Here's the difference.